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June 1997 marks the SPES
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During the 30 years of devoted non-profit vocational Art & Crafts work, perhaps the most stimulating events are taking place now, that so many of us are communicating and learning-sharing through cyberspace, that eliminates distance problems and equalises information access within a matter of seconds.
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SPES hosts MACOSS event To mark the International Environment Day on June 5th, we were pleased to host for NGO MACOSS (Mauritius Council of Social Service) a "Green tea-party" at which they distributed, with the collaboration of Australia, Compost Bins for 40 NGOs to reduce pollution and enrich the soil.
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On that occasion the hundred guests viewed SPES CD-ROMs on Flower and Vegetables planting, on 3D Garden Design and also on tree-growing, as many organisation engage in "Nature Crafts" and ecological activities.
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The Day of the African Child On 16th June, the Day of the African Child , SPES participated at a national festive function for young teenagers, where we ran four Creative Craft corners on: Pottery, Weaving, Cake-making and Icing Decoration and Computer free-hand painting, the latter being the most popular Creative Workshop, as we were able to initiate over 500 young teenagers in computer graphics, with all its endless "magic" tools possibilities!
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Digital Photo of the month To keep to environmentally-friendly activities, our digital photograph of the month is a small window screen, with recycled glass panes, made from fused patchwork designs from broken glass. SPES also makes decorative floral glass panes for garden lamps, which are framed in our Metal Training Workshop and light up the tropical vegetation of our luxuriant Islands.
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